Move better.
Move with ZIPP.
Africa is moving. The way we move should be better.
Get the app nowZIPP is building a mobility platform for the way people and businesses actually move across Africa.
We’re bringing ride-hailing, logistics, vehicle rentals, digital payments, and public transportation into one connected ecosystem — so getting from one place to another, sending something across town, or accessing transportation doesn’t require a different solution every time.
We’re starting in Calabar — our proving ground — then expanding into Akwa Ibom, and building a repeatable model for Nigeria and Africa.
Built for Africa. Built around how Africa moves.
Rider home
Driver home
Coming soon
We’re not live yet. We’re building for launch.
ZIPP is currently preparing for public release, and more than 500 people are already on our waitlist, including 100 prospective drivers waiting to get on the platform.
That means our journey isn’t starting with an empty marketplace.
We’re building the technology, onboarding the supply side, and preparing the infrastructure needed to launch responsibly.
We’re early. And we’re already seeing interest.
ZIPP has not launched publicly yet, so we don’t pretend to have active ride volumes or years of operating history. What we do have is early interest from the people we are building for.
More than 500 people have joined the ZIPP waitlist ahead of launch — an early community of prospective users who want access when the platform becomes available.
More than 100 prospective drivers are currently on our waitlist — an early pool of supply we can begin onboarding as we move toward launch.
One platform. Five ways to move.
Built with drivers, not just for riders.
More than 100 prospective drivers are already on the waitlist. We’re building the onboarding and operating systems to turn that interest into a dependable network — requests, 85% take-home, wallet payouts, and KYC.
Starting local. Building regional. Going African.
Calabar first. Akwa Ibom next. Nigeria, then Africa — market by market.
Be there before we go live.
500+ people are already waiting, including 100 prospective drivers. Calabar first. Akwa Ibom next. Nigeria, then Africa.
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ZIPP — The way Africa moves.